Catalog :: Computers :: Keyboards, Mice & Accessories :: Logitech G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse with Esports Grade Performance

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Make sure this fits by entering your model number. Made with and for Pro Gamers: G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse is the result of two years of work with professional esports gamers, combing advanced technologies in an ultra-lightweight design LIGHTSPEED Wireless: Pro-grade performance overcomes the traditional limitations of wireless latency, connectivity and power to deliver a rock-solid, super-fast 1 millisecond report rate connection HERO 16K Sensor: Logitech's most accurate sensor yet with up to 16,000 DPI and 10X the power efficiency of previous generation for the ultimate in wireless gaming speed, accuracy and responsiveness Ultra Lightweight: Innovative endoskeleton design creates a super thin yet incredibly strong outer shell, enabling the body to weigh in at a remarkably light and maneuverable 80 grams Ergonomic Ambidextrous Design: Tournament ready mouse developed with esports pros for maximum comfort, control and 50 million click durability. Four removable side buttons for supreme customization.Cable length: 1.80 m

Reviews

3.6

Reviews: 20

5 stars

55%

4 stars

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3 stars

5%

2 stars

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1 star

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Jeff

06/25/2019

2

I really wanted to love this mouse. It has the perfect resume: wireless, long battery life, low weight. Unfortunately, like Logitechs more recent models (i.e. G703, G903), my original G Pro Wireless and its eventual replacement both developed the dreaded "double click" issue with the LMB after a few weeks of use. The double click issue I experienced on both mice involved random mouse-up-mouse-downs when holding down the the LMB. You can easily test for this by clicking and dragging something. After going through two brand new $150 Logitech G Pro Wireless mice, I decided to dump Logitech after about 10 years of loyalty and go with a Razer. Funny thing is... 10 years ago, I dumped Razer for Logitech because I went through two DeathAdder 3G mice that developed the double click issue, and now the vice-versa has happened. What happened to you Logitech?

AirsickAce

06/25/2019

2

This mouse would be the best mouse in the world if it didnt develop a double clicking issue 3 months after receiving it. Multiple click tests show the mouse sends another click signal about 2ms after the initial click. Something in the switch is terribly wrong and this is a recurring issue for many people. I absolutely love the design, weight, feel, and accuracy of this mouse, but if it double clicks when you want it to only single click it becomes useless. Im back to my other mice. Really let down for a $150 mouse. Pretty much the most expensive product in its category and it fails very quickly.

John

06/25/2019

2

I ended up needing 3 replacements due to faulty microswitches in both left and right click. Great mouse but not worth the $150 for all the issues it has. Issues include m1 and m2 rubbing, loose PCB, and microswitches that deactivate before the click is fully released